Today's winner is Indiana over Knicks. This is my Highest % Consensus Move.

Indy is a perfect 5-0 both SU and ATS at home this post-season. They have outrebounded NY in 4 of the 5 contests this series. Paul George sat out last game and is listed as questionable here. In both RPG and PPG, the Pacers are lighting it up in each, having five players that post 4+ boards and are shooting a minimum of 75% from the line. Indiana is one of the top rebounding units in the NBA on both sides of the court. Also ranking 1st on "D," beyond the arc and 15th overall holding opponents to just 71.2% from the floor. And 2nd in yielding a paltry 90.7 PPG. Carmelo Anthony has shot a lowly 41.3%in the series, while JR Smith is a dismal 29.3% due to the stifling "D" of Indiana. Not to mention, Jason Kidd is scoreless over his L9 contests, despite averaging app. 20 minutes per game. Stoudemire is a distraction for the Knicks. The Big man has played about 9 MPG accounting for an average of 3 boards and 4 points per game. In game 5, Shumpert, Chandler, Prigioni, Kidd, Martin, Stoudemire, and Novak teamed up for 19 total points and accounting for 105 minutes on the floor. NY will be playing golf this time next week. Take Indiana. Thank you.

Today's winner is Washington over San Diego. This is my MLB NL Game of the Month.

Washington took both Games 1 and 2 in this series to boast an 8-2 record in the L10 vs. San Diego. Actually, the Nationals own a better road record at 11-10 then does the Padres home mark of 10-10. Adam LaRoche has been on-fire, with four HRs the L3 contests. The 1B owns a career BA of .331, with 10 Homers, and 28 RBIs at Petco Park. Washington's lineup has come alive scoring 18 runs in their three victories in this current road trip. Harper, Span, LaRoche, and Zimmerman are driving in runs while their pitching staff ranks 2nd in Base Ball with a Team ERA of 3.24, as Jordan Zimmermann is leading the staff with both an ERA of 1.69 and earning 7 wins. The RH is 7-1 with a 1.69 mark, winning four straight starts, while boasting a 0.95 ERA, with 24 Ks, and yielding just 5 BBs in those four. He goes up against a slumping Padres team, losing 5 of their L7. Their offense is lacking a .300 hitter, doesn't possess a single player that has crossed the plate 20 times, with their best power hitter leading the squad with only 5 round-trippers. Eric Stults is making his first start against the Nats here and in Petco, where his three starts resulted in a 5.87 ERA. The Padres rank in the bottom third in almost every offensive and defensive categories. The Nationals are 7-1 their L8 games played at the Padres, 40-19 their L59 games played as a road favorite, and 21-6 in Zimmermann's L27 starts. Take Washington. Thank you.

Today's winner is San Francisco over Toronto. This is my IL GoM.

Toronto dwells in the cellar of the AL East at 15-24, including a 7-12 home record. Over their L20 games, the Blue Jays posted more than four runs just 5 times. The offense ranks 25th in Team BA at .237 and 22nd in scoring with 2.95 RPG. Today, RA Dickey gets the start. The RH is 2-5 with a 5.06 ERA on the season. His knuckleball isn't such a mystery anymore. Control has also been an issue with 22 Walks in 38 IP. Over his career, Dickey is 0-1 vs. SF, facing the Giants three times in the L3 seasons, yielding 19 hits in 20 IP. San Fran has won 3 in a row and 10 of their L13. The lineup is hitting the ball, with a .266 Team BA. Six hitters boast 35 or more hits. The Defending Champs send Barry Zito to the mound. The LH is 3-1 with a 2.75 mark TY, including a 1.72 ERA in his L3 starts, going 15.2 innings. Zito has twice as many Ks as BBs (25/12). Outside two poor showings this season in his seven starts, the pitcher has been near perfect. Overall, going back to last season, his team is 8-2 his L10 starts and when the ace starts vs. Toronto, his team is 8-3 lifetime. The Blue Jays are 0-4 in Dickey's L4 starts, 3-8 their L11 games vs. LH starters, and 1-6 their L7 Inter League games played against teams with a winning record. The Giants are 21-5 in Zito's L26 starts, 7-2 their L9 vs. RH starters, and 4-0 their L4 Inter league games. Take San Francisco. Thank you.

Today's winner is Golden State over San Antonio. This is my No Limit Play.

Stephen Curry is a monster player. The Guard shook off another ankle issue to post 22 points in Game 4 and is averaging 25 PPG and 8.3 APG in the Playoffs. But it was Barnes and Jack that stepped up in the contest to give Golden State the victory. The Warriors have eight players pulling in 4 or more RPG in the post-season and five players scoring DDs. They rank in the Top-10 in every offensive category. But it is their defense that is overlooked as they are the #4 team in the League allowing a mere 43.9% shooting from the field. These two squads have met eight times this season splitting the eight, with Golden State going 6-2 ATS. The Warriors are a thorn in the side of the Spurs. Tony Parker IS hampered by a calf injury. This showed in his performance in Game 4.The Guard had 17 points and 4 boards. He is unable to drive the lane and this will be fatal for the team. Because of Parker's injury, the squad is being forced to shoot from the outside (7-27 in Game 3), where the pestering Warriors "D" isn't allowing good looks. Tim Duncan has yet to shoot 50% from the floor in this series. The 'Dog is 4-0 ATS the L4 meetings. The Spurs are 3-9 ATS their L12 games played at home, 1-4 ATS their L5 Conference Semi Final games, and 8-18 ATS their L26 games played overall. The Warriors are 7-0 ATS their L7 games played on the road, 10-1 ATS their L11 games played vs. teams with a winning record, and 19-7 ATS their L26 games played overall. Take Golden State. Thank you.

Today's winner is Chicago over Miami. This is my 100 STAR.

I only played Games 2 and 3 of this series, winning and covering each release with Miami. Chicago lost their composure a few times this round to drop the L3 meetings. However, the boys from Chi-Town haven't been a 14-point 'dog in as far back as I researched. Looking back, the team was a 13 1/2-point 'dog twice in 2004, covering both, a 13-point underdog in 2008 and covered, and a 13 1/2-point 'dog again in 2009, covering that game as well. Miami is at home today where they have a 24-21 ATS record this season. The Heat have won and covered the L3 by an average of 23.3 PPG. There are two ways of looking at this game and both benefit Chicago. For starters, Chicago gives everything they have and wins outright again. Secondly, Miami is up late in the game and pull their starters if they are winning by DDs. Either way, 14-points is a lot of wood. Remember that Chicago shot a franchise-low 25.7% from the field and posted just 65 points in Game 4. The team will come out with a vengeance and get some redemption here. Take Chicago. Thank you.

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Today's FREE NBA WINNER is Memphis over Oklahoma City.

Think back to when LeBron James was with Cleveland. Now you know how Kevin Durant feels. The Thunder averaged 105.7 PPG during the regular season and are posting a mere 91 PPG in this series. In the absence of Russell Westbrook, Reggie Jackson is putting up 13.3 PPG this round. Westbrook accounted for 23.2 PPG, 5.2 RPG, 7.4 APG, and shot 80% from the line in the regular season. But more than that, the standout Guard was the jab in 1-2 punch that made OKC so successful. The Thunder are 2-7 ATS their L9 overall, including an 0-4 ATS mark their L4 games played at home. Memphis has covered 9 straight contests. Five players are averaging 9 or more PPG in the Playoff's as super-stars, Gasol, Randolph, and Conley are combining for 56.1 PPG, 21.4 RPG, and 12.4 APG. The key reason why giving this squad this many points is a mistake isn't because they have covered all 4 games in this series, not because they are 7-2 ATS the L9 vs. OKC, but it is because they have been outrebounded 3 of the 4 meetings and still lead 3-1. The Road Team is 8-3 ATS the L11 meetings. The Grizzlies are 5-1 ATS the L6 games played at the Thunder and 16-4-1 ATS their L21 games played overall. The Thunder are 1-6 ATS their L7 games played on 1 days rest and 0-5 ATS their L5 games vs. teams with a winning percentage of over .600. Take Memphis. Thank you.

Today's winner is Indiana over New York. This is my LV STRIP MOVE Game of the Year.

The Knicks are not known for their strength on the boards. This is proving to be fatal for NY in this series. Overall, New York has topped Indiana in rebounds just once, coincidentally, it happened in the Game 2, which was the lone New York victory. In Indiana's three wins, the Pacers have owned the glass, with a +44 margin. The Pacers "D" has stifled the Knicks offense, holding New York to an average of just 76.5 PPG the L2 contests. Carmelo Anthony is ice-cold, shooting under 40% in 6 of the L7 games. To make matters worse, JR Smith is shooting a dismal 28.6% in his L6 outings. The size advantage of the Pacers combined with their frustrating perimeter defense has New York out of sync. Case in point, the Knicks are 28-88 from 3-point land in this series. Jason Kidd hasn't scored a single point in the L8 games despite playing an average of 22:00 plus MPG. And having Amare Stoudemire on the floor is more a distraction than anything. Indy's, Paul George has been a monster on defense, while Hill, West, Hibbert, and Stephenson have manhandled NY in the paint. Shumpert, Martin, and Kidd all blanked in Game 4. Giving Indiana this many points is a gift. The Pacers are 5-1 ATS their L6 while the Knicks are 2-5 ATS their L7. Take Indiana. Thank you.

Today's winner is Golden State over San Antonio. This is my Fast Break Game of the Year.

Yes, Stephen Curry was held to just 9 points in Game 5. The rumor mill is whispering that his ankle is an issue. Well guys, Curry has been dealing with ankle injuries as far as I can remember. Golden State has covered 6 of the 9 meetings over San Antonio this season, winning 4 overall, including 3 as an outright 'dog winner of 3 1/2, 7, and 2 points. The Warriors had a let down on Tuesday due to the fact that they showed little excitement, energy, and accuracy from the floor…which is why they have been successful thus far. GS boasts a 32-14 SU home record, going 27-19 ATS. They have five players posting DDs in the playoffs and seven players pulling down 4.5 or more rebounds per game. This is a Top-10 squad in every offensive category but they also rank 4th in the NBA, allowing opponents a mere 43.9% shooting from the field. The Warriors are 5-1 ATS their L6 home games, including two wins and covers over the visiting Spurs. Everything went San Antonio's way in Game 5. Tony Parker played through the pain of his calf injury but the Spurs are spent. Talent is talent. I admit that. But age catches up to us all. The Big 3 of San Antonio are 31, 35, and 37. No way after their exhausting last game will they be able to compete come the 4th quarter vs. the equally-talented, youthful, Warrior unit in Golden State's house. The 'Dog is 4-1 ATS the L5 meetings in this series. The Spurs are 1-3-1 ATS their L5 games played at the Warriors, 5-13 ATS their L18 games played on 1 days rest, and 3-12 ATS their L15 games played against teams with a winning record. The Warriors are 5-1 ATS their L6 games played at home, 14-3 ATS their L17 games played following a SU loss, and 19-7 ATS their L26 games played overall. Take Golden State. Thank you.

Today's winner is New York over Toronto. This is my High Roller Move.

Kuroda's Yankees have already taken both meetings over Buehrle and the Blue Jays this season. On both April 20th and the 25th, Hiroki Kuroda faced Mark Buehrle with identical outcomes as NY won the two games each by a score of 5-3. The Yanks are getting healthier. Despite all their key injuries, New York sits atop the AL East at 25-16 while Toronto dwells in the cellar, 8 GB with a 17-24 mark. NY has beaten Toronto four straight and 8 of their L10 going back to last season. Buehrle is 1-2 with a 6.19 ERA, including an 0-1, 5.95 record over his L3 outings. In his career, the LH is 1-9 vs. New York with an ERA of 6.19. The 34 year old started 14 games against the Bronx Bombers, with his team going 1-13 behind him. The BJs rank in the bottom half of the League in both Team BA and PRG. Their pitching is amongst the worst in base ball. Today, they go up against a New York squad that has Granderson back on the field. The CF has 4 hits, 1 BB, 1 SB, and 2 Runs Scored in his three games since returning from injury. The Yankees have won 7 of their L10 overall. They are still a Top-10 unit in both HRs and SBs while Mariano Rivera leads the AL with 16 Saves. Kuroda is solid at 5-2 with a 2.31 campaign TY and boasts a career record of 3-1 against the Blue Jays. Take New York. Thank you.

Today's winner is Indiana over Knicks. This is my Highest % Consensus Move.

Indy is a perfect 5-0 both SU and ATS at home this post-season. They have outrebounded NY in 4 of the 5 contests this series. Paul George sat out last game and is listed as questionable here. In both RPG and PPG, the Pacers are lighting it up in each, having five players that post 4+ boards and are shooting a minimum of 75% from the line. Indiana is one of the top rebounding units in the NBA on both sides of the court. Also ranking 1st on "D," beyond the arc and 15th overall holding opponents to just 71.2% from the floor. And 2nd in yielding a paltry 90.7 PPG. Carmelo Anthony has shot a lowly 41.3%in the series, while JR Smith is a dismal 29.3% due to the stifling "D" of Indiana. Not to mention, Jason Kidd is scoreless over his L9 contests, despite averaging app. 20 minutes per game. Stoudemire is a distraction for the Knicks. The Big man has played about 9 MPG accounting for an average of 3 boards and 4 points per game. In game 5, Shumpert, Chandler, Prigioni, Kidd, Martin, Stoudemire, and Novak teamed up for 19 total points and accounting for 105 minutes on the floor. NY will be playing golf this time next week. Take Indiana. Thank you.

Today's winner is Washington over San Diego. This is my MLB NL Game of the Month.

Washington took both Games 1 and 2 in this series to boast an 8-2 record in the L10 vs. San Diego. Actually, the Nationals own a better road record at 11-10 then does the Padres home mark of 10-10. Adam LaRoche has been on-fire, with four HRs the L3 contests. The 1B owns a career BA of .331, with 10 Homers, and 28 RBIs at Petco Park. Washington's lineup has come alive scoring 18 runs in their three victories in this current road trip. Harper, Span, LaRoche, and Zimmerman are driving in runs while their pitching staff ranks 2nd in Base Ball with a Team ERA of 3.24, as Jordan Zimmermann is leading the staff with both an ERA of 1.69 and earning 7 wins. The RH is 7-1 with a 1.69 mark, winning four straight starts, while boasting a 0.95 ERA, with 24 Ks, and yielding just 5 BBs in those four. He goes up against a slumping Padres team, losing 5 of their L7. Their offense is lacking a .300 hitter, doesn't possess a single player that has crossed the plate 20 times, with their best power hitter leading the squad with only 5 round-trippers. Eric Stults is making his first start against the Nats here and in Petco, where his three starts resulted in a 5.87 ERA. The Padres rank in the bottom third in almost every offensive and defensive categories. The Nationals are 7-1 their L8 games played at the Padres, 40-19 their L59 games played as a road favorite, and 21-6 in Zimmermann's L27 starts. Take Washington. Thank you.